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The Electeds
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Osgood’s Dilemma
A fictional story about a board member who travels back in time 30 years.
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Economic Engines
21 snapshots of New York’s co-op and condo community.
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Property Prognosis
Eighty-one company owners and executives offer their view on what business will be like in 30 years.
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Welcome Mr. & Mrs. LLC
In the past few years, co-op boards have begun to let residents buy units as LLCs, and in some cases, full corporations and trusts.
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Farewell, Fido
Before evicting man’s best friend, boards should weigh the consequences.
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Facing Fire
How a board prepares for a fire is just as important as how it copes with the aftermath.
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Minutes
To show or not to show minutes?
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Premium Care
Perspectives from a board treasurer on insurance.
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Recycling School
You should know the ABCs of recycling trash: a new city program, examined.
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